AboutKiki Quach Expertise I can answer cheerleading questions. Whether its motions, jumps, stunts, cheers, or dances. I can also somewhat help with tumbling.
Experience I was a gymnast for a couple of years. I've been cheerleading my whole life was a varsity cheerleader for Mountain View High School who had received second place in NCA Nationals in 1995 and first place in the Everett Salute to Spirit Dance and Cheer Competition in 2006 and tied for fourth place in state for 2007. I am now at a brand new high school called Union High School. My squad has won 1st place in Washingtons WIAA Salute To Spirit in the small varsity division
Education/Credentials A few clinics here and there.
Awards and Honors Most Inspirational, Best Jumps, Most Spirited, NCA All-American 2007 & 2008, Heart Award, Hardest Worker.
Question Hey, I have a question about tryouts! How can you not be nervous during tryouts, I am a Flyer, so if you have any tips on flying, then can you please give some to me!
Answer Hey.
If I had a cure for being nervous, I'd be the most confident person ever.
Honestly, being nervous is a natural feeling that everyone gets before trying out, even if they have a right to be cocky.
You just have to tell yourself that you're good and sometimes, trying to convince yourself that you're so good that you get cocky is sometimes the best way to shake the nerves.
Sometimes, if you play the "I'm so hot and you know you want me" deal, you can actually believe it in your mind and you can get through without feeling nervous.
As with the flying, just trust your bases, stay tight and don't worry about it. Most of the time, if you even have a thought about falling, you're going to fall. But if you just have fun, you normally hit stunts easily.
